Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1887-10-06

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Sell your grain at Aliens Agency
and get the highest price.
z. Allen buys all kinds of grain and
pays the top price every time.
p. +. Griffin, of Freya, was market
ing potatoes in Hurley this week.
To close out: 300 pr of Boots and
shoes at below cost, at MS. Robinson's.
Scott n Swan are ready to receive
loadS of hay delivered at shed in Hur-
ley.
VIM. Elliott has moved into his new
residence, recently purchased Of J. A.
Swan.
The assessed valuation OF Dakota in
1879 was $16,267 O96. In 1887 it is Sl57-
O84,365.
Hurley's reputation as a market is
gaining new customers for her mercll-
ants every day.
Aliens Agency handles real estate,
insurance, loans, collections and ocean
steamer tickets.
w. F.. Allen. of LuVerne, Iowa.
visited with his brothers, Lon and
Bert, several days during past week.
John b. Finch, who recently made a
lecturing tour through Dakota in the
cause of temperance, died at Boston
Monday.
Attorney Grigsby of Sioux Falls
holds that the law is not legal which
provides that personal taxes are lien
on real estate.
The farmers of Spring Valley have
formed stock company for the pur-
pose of purchasing stallion for the
| improvement of stock in that locality.
Attention or farmers is called to the
advertisement of the Marion Roller
| Mill, which appears in this issue. TY-
Ter Il Co., have the reputation of max
ing N o. / flour.
All worshipers of the Terpsichorean
muse should not miss the opportunity
which will be offered at the close of the
Catholic fair Friday evening to indulge
in few hours recreation,
The Parker oat meal mill has shut
down. Surely, our neighbors up the
road have been very unfortunate in the
bestowal of bonuses. How about that
$4,000 court house bonus?
Supt. Salmon has been visiting the
Hurley schools this week. and reports
that the corps of teachers will, in his
estimation, prove quite satisfactory to
the patrons of the schools.
Major Scott and Ed. Sw an have pur
chased the N. w. Hay Cos. shed ant
machinery at Hurley, and will push
the enterprise for all there is in it. The
boys are rustlers, and the Herald hopes
they may make fortune.
The widow of Mumford, the gambler
hanged at New Orleans by order OF
Gen. Butler, for hauling down the
United States flag, holds a clerkship at
Washington, the position havin g beer
secured for her by Gen. Butler.
|
| Mr.. c. O. Guernsey has moved into
the Jensen building where he has
opened a bakery and restaurant. A
stock Of confectionery will soon be put
in. The Herald welcomes Mr.. Guern
sey to the business circles OF Hurley.
| Turner county's delinquent TAX list i:
said to be the sma Hest in the territory
Parties who are looking for a new
home in the golden northwest should
bear this fact in mind, for it is surel,
an indication of prosperity among al
classes.
The insane asylum muddle at Yank
ton is a disgrace to the territory. Gov
Church has appointed a new set o
trustees, but the old ones hold possess
ion, claiming that the governor has ex
ceeded his powers. For the good o
inmates and the credit of the territory
compromise should in some manne
| be made,
One of the most pleasant socials O
the season was held at Kyte's hal
Tuesday evening, it being the occasion
of visit to the Hurley lodge of Goo
Templars of members of the Parke
lodge. About one hundred were pres
ent, and the time passed rapidly, witt
speaking, singing, visiting, ETC. Re
freshments were served in the hall.
1t has lately been the pleasure of tn
3 editor Of the Herald to meet and cor
verse with representative newspape
men from all portions OF the country
and no warmer advocates for the div
g sion and admission Of Dakota wer
4 found than in the gentlemen VIII
l mould the opinions Of the people of tn
south through Democratic newspapers
1t Is not a party measure, but fight 9
the east to keep the power of the n;
tion in the east.
AGood One.-Mr. James Marsh, {
Aten, Neb., after an experience of fou
years, in using and selling Chambel
lain's Pain Balm. says: 1T is the bes
and most reliable liniment ever prt
duced." A fifty cent bottle of it wi
accomplish more, in the treatment {
rheumatism, lame back or sever
sprains, than five dollars invested
any other way. A great many cast
4 have been cured by it, after being gil
e en- up as hopelessly incurable.
4 promptly relieves the pain in all case
Sold by Emeil Brauch.